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Halloween Themed Printable Tangram Puzzles

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STEM Printable Halloween Tangram Puzzle Workspaces

Earlier this week I shared with you a set of fall-themed tangram puzzles. Today you are being given a free set of Halloween themed tangram puzzles. Your children will have fun building fun Halloween themed puzzles using homemade tangram pieces. How can you make tangram pieces at home? Links below are affiliate links. You can trace the tangram set Continue Reading

Fall-Themed Printable Tangram Puzzles

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Fall-Themed Printable Tangram Puzzles for Kids

Your children will have fun exploring shapes and using them to create fall-themed tangram puzzles.  The puzzles invite your children to slide, flip, and rotate shapes to get them in the correct position. Children that are used to seeing shapes lined up in a row will get to see them in new ways. Before your children explore the tangram puzzles, Continue Reading

Exploring the Density of Orange Parts Using the Scientific Method

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Exploring the Density of Orange Parts Using the Scientific Method

Your children will have fun discovering which parts of an orange float. They may even be surprised by their finding! If your children have already conducted apple or grape density experiments, they may have already formed opinions on what parts of fruits float. They may have also decided which parts of fruits sink. Apples, grapes, and oranges Continue Reading

Exploring the Density of Apple Parts Using the Scientific Method

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Exploring the Density of Apple Parts Using the Scientific Method with a Free Printable

If your children have bobbed for apples at a Halloween event, they have already learned that apples float. They are less dense than water. The volume of an apple is 25% air. What about the parts of an apple? Will they float? Today's experiment invites children to use the scientific method to discover if the stem, skin, slice, and core of an apple Continue Reading

Do Grapes Sink or Float? Sugar Density Experiment

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Do Grapes Sink of Float Sugar Water Density Experiment for Kids

  This is the first in a series of three sink and float experiments that feature fruit. Today's experiment invites children to explore a density experiment that focuses on sugar water. Your children will have fun discovering just how much sugar they will need to add to the water. Without sugar in the water, your children will discover Continue Reading

Hands-On Counting Activities for Veterans Day

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Hands-One Counting Activities for Veterans Day - Counting and Skip Counting Puzzles for Kids

  This set of hands-on counting activities features counting and skip-counting printables. Your children will have fun putting the numbers in sequence. When they are done their puzzles will display two veterans holding poppies. (The poppy is a symbol of Veterans Day). You will find already-colored and ready-to-be-colored puzzles in this Continue Reading

Halloween Counting and Skip Counting Puzzles

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This set of Halloween Counting and Skip Counting Puzzles explores the numbers 1-10, 11-20. skip counting by 2's and skip counting by 5's. There is also an editable puzzle you can used to create your own printable.

This is the second in a series of three countings and skips counting puzzles.  Earlier I shared with you a set that featured fall trees.  Today I have a Halloween set that features black crows and pumpkins.  I am sure your kids will enjoy exploring the number puzzles in this set. An Editable Halloween Counting Puzzle is Available The last puzzle Continue Reading

Fall Tree Counting and Skip Counting Puzzles

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Fall Tree Counting and Skip Counting Puzzles- This puzzle is one of four in this free printable set.

A friend recently shared a picture of one of her preschoolers working on one of the Community Helper Vehicle puzzles I created. One of her students was placing the pieces on an oil drip pan. She shared with me that she placed magnetic tape on the back of each of the pieces so they would stick to the pan. That inspired me to create three sets Continue Reading

Building Numbers 11-20 with Crayons STEM Task Cards

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Last month a shared several STEM task card sets that invited kids to build letters, numbers, shapes, and tally marks with crayons. The number set I shared focused on the numbers from 1 to 10. Today I have a set that focuses on the numbers 11 to 20. Your children are going to have fun building two-digit numbers with these STEM task cards and a box Continue Reading

Fall-Themed Free Ten Frame Addition Worksheets

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Fall-Themed Free Ten Frame Addition Worksheets

  This free set of ten frame addition worksheets invites your children to work on addition facts that have a sum of ten. Children will enjoy filling the leaf outlines in each section of the frame with an object that matches the color of the leaf in that section. This activity will give your children a way to work on building Continue Reading

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